Short-Form Video Creator
solvelyaiBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Get paid to create short videos for Solvely, with ready-to-use scripts and guidance from a dedicated coach. No previous content creation experience is required, and you won’t need to post on your personal social media accounts. We’re looking for English-speaking or German-speaking creators to make relatable videos about studying, everyday learning challenges, and using Solvely. You should be able to speak naturally on camera in either English or German. You only need one of these languages; bilingual skills are not required. Solvely.ai is an applied AI company amplifying human capability. Its AI agents for learning help people understand complex ideas, prepare for exams, and express themselves more clearly.
What You’ll Do:
• Film short, on-camera videos using our scripts and reference examples.• Make basic edits and publish on dedicated project accounts.• Follow an agreed weekly schedule and improve with your coach’s feedback. Who We’re Looking For• You’re comfortable appearing on camera, or excited to learn.• You enjoy Tik Tok or Instagram Reels and can relate to everyday learning challenges.• You’re reliable, open to feedback, and willing to improve. You don’t need a professional portfolio or special filming equipment. A smartphone and a willingness to learn are enough to get started. What You’ll Get• Base pay plus performance-based bonuses.• Ready-to-use scripts, reference videos, and guidance from a dedicated coach.• Practical experience in filming, editing, and on-camera storytelling.• The opportunity to build your portfolio through a real brand collaboration. Your content commitments, weekly schedule, and compensation terms will be explained before you start. Interested? Apply through Linked In Easy Apply.
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